Sentence examples for and appropriate based on from inspiring English sources

The prevent duty requires them to respond in ways that are proportionate and appropriate, based on an assessment of genuine risks that children might face in relation to extremism.

The panel worked tirelessly over the last three weeks to gather a huge amount of evidence, and we felt our recommendations were valid and appropriate based on that evidence.

"We believe we presented a clear case to the court that the settlement was fair and appropriate based on more than four years of negotiation and the close involvement of the district court," MasterCard said in a statement, adding that it was reviewing the decision to determine its next steps.

Before July 16 of each year, the President shall submit to Congress a statement of changes in budget authority requested, estimated budget outlays, and estimated receipts for the fiscal year for which the budget is submitted (including prior changes proposed for the executive branch of the Government) that the President decides are necessary and appropriate based on current information.

A key issue in Jones v. Harris is whether a fund's fees should be deemed fair and appropriate based on a comparison with comparable fund's or with those its own advisor charges institutional clients, such as a pension funds, for similar services.

This approach is straightforward, transparent and most appropriate based on locally available data on the population and the dental supply.

Data are expressed as mean and one standard deviation or median and range, as appropriate based on the distribution.

The wage and benefit levels set under these guidelines will be reviewed on an annual basis and adjusted as appropriate based on recommendations from University Human Resources.

It is the responsibility of the PI to monitor the progress of the subrecipient and ensure that the work is being performed satisfactorily, reports are submitting on time and invoices are appropriate based on the work being performed.

Age-specific IRs were internally standardised for age (5-year groups) and sex (when appropriate) based on the distribution of all PWHA included in this study.

Postnatal care was by midwives in the MLU for up to two days, with transfer of women or neonates to CLU if necessary (and back, as appropriate), based on agreed criteria (Table 4).